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Home›health›298 calories, 18g protein: Mumbai nutritionist shares healthy papdi chaat recipe for guilt-free snacking
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298 calories, 18g protein: Mumbai nutritionist shares healthy papdi chaat recipe for guilt-free snacking

By Info60 India Desk•Summary of reporting by The Economic Times•Sep 18, 2026•0 views•
298 calories, 18g protein: Mumbai nutritionist shares healthy papdi chaat recipe for guilt-free snacking
A Mumbai nutritionist recently showcased a deliciously healthy papdi chaat recipe on Instagram, boasting 18 grams of protein and only 298 calories. By substituting traditional fried flour chips with air-fried spinach leaves and enhancing the dish with Greek yogurt, sprouts, and colorful vegetables, this recipe reinvents a beloved street food into a nutritious and guilt-free snack option.
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